For decades there have been more fights & drugs at college parties, raves and clubs but because those crowds are predominantly white it has largely been ignored by city officials, or at least not assigned the danger that was attributed to crowds of color.
Mayor Walsh visits Pleasant Hill Baptist Church for
Community Meeting
It is with a heavy heart that the Blackstonian announces the untimely passing of Chokwe Lumumba, Mayor of Jackson, Mississippi.
A Boston Globe analysis of city payroll records found that the Walsh administration’s first wave of new hires, which includes both Cabinet chiefs and junior aides, was overwhelmingly white and predominantly male.
Mayor Marty Walsh has restructured the way that the City of Boston is organized. Mayor Walsh has created new departments/positions and consolidated others, along with new appointments, he has changed the status of some departments either removing or adding the departments to “cabinet level” positions.
As a voter, taxpayer, concerned citizen and political buff I have been very closely watching everything surrounding the departure of our double decade Mayor Menino.
With the departure of Mayor Thomas Menino and BPD Commissioner Ed Davis there has been much discussion around the legacy
Each candidates will be ask about their positions around supporting
the Community of Color if elected Mayor.
The more candidates in the race that resonate similarly with their voting bloc, the weaker that voting bloc actually becomes as votes diffuse among multiple contenders, each of whom end up with limp, single-digit vote percentages.
Earlier tonight John Barros issued a statement to Blackstonian regarding keeping Ed Davis as Police Commissioner if he were elected
